Given the rigor of the tutorial, which is required of all participants, it would be difficult for students to participate simultaneously in an internship.
"The maze is solved in a massively parallel way, since all memristors in the network participate simultaneously in the calculation," they say.
The X-Bone extends current overlay management by adding dynamic resource discovery, deployment, and monitoring, and allows network components (hosts, routers) to participate simultaneously in multiple overlays.
Triplett found a similar result when studying cyclists - they tended to record faster times when riding in groups rather than alone, a fact that he explained because the "bodily presence of another contestant participating simultaneously in the race serves to liberate latent energy not ordinarily available".
The logic of the last two needs no further discussion; in the first, comic effects are contrived by making a situation participate simultaneously in two independent chains of events with different associative contexts, which intersect through coincidence, mistaken identity, or confusions of time and occasion.
In a traditional classroom the teacher is the main source of information and students are required to stay in the same place and participate simultaneously in the same activity, whereas in a situation of ubiquitous learning activities can be conducted in a different space and time for each student.
Therefore, we hypothesized that the most significant genes, if any, should participate simultaneously in a variety of functions/pathways.
Each of the five subjects participating simultaneously in this study is represented by an icon on the computer screen.
This second ligand-binding pocket is separated from the first 5′-phosphate-binding pocket by only two invariant lysines, Lys 599 and Lys 638, which thus participate simultaneously in coordinating both sulphate ions (Fig 3A,B).
Thus, the goal of this study is to examine whether individuals with first-episode psychosis who participate simultaneously in MFG and cognitive remediation--an intervention shown to improve cognitive functioning among individuals with psychotic disorders--will be less likely to experience a relapse than individuals who participate in MFG alone.
